Three torpedo boats set sail from Zadar on the evening of 21st March 1945, on a patrol route towards the eastern coast of Istria. During the night they hadn’t encountered any enemy ships and so in the early morning hours they started their way back towards Zadar so that they would not be surprised by German aircraft in the morning. During the journey, a tremendous explosion suddenly erupted, from which the whole central part of the ship was lifted into the air. The remains of the torpedo boat quickly sank, whilst the majority of the crew was saved by the other boats. Tomorrow marks 76 years since the sinking of MTB 655. . . H2O GLOBE SPOT OF THE WEEK 🗺⚓️We are highlighting a dive site that has caught our attention this week. Feel free to check in at the site in case you’re familiar with it and if not, it might set a course for your next dive destination 🛥🏊‍Know of a local dive site deserving of the title, that hasn’t yet been published? Add it to our map, share it with your friends on Facebook or Instagram and make sure you tag us in the post - we might share it on our Facebook/Instagram page!